Sentence examples for still more attached from inspiring English sources
The BNP leader is emphasising the Englishness of his party, knowing that a lot of alienated people are still more attached to that than our leaders would like.
Even after the very sensible and necessary modifications to the course and race conditions following the 2012 renewal – the second in a row when two horses lost their lives – there is still more risk attached to this race than any other British steeplechase.
At dinner, I ventured only about 12 miles to Sugarloaf Key, to the classic Florida seafood joint Mangrove Mama's, where a plate of mahi-mahi washed down with a glass of iced tea was around $18. Key West was still on my mind, but the more attached I grew to Big Pine the less I wanted to drive down there.
You are more attached to it.
The only hope on the horizon takes the ambiguous form of an expected financial rescue package, with still more austerity strings attached, from the richer countries of the north.
It seems likely that multivalent clusters of the more promising analogues identified in this study would provide still more efficient delivery of attached cargoes.
"And now we're hoping that by listing all the things that might still have questions attached, more people will come forward to claim them.
Colorectal cancer sufferers are loath to discuss their disease in public; it somehow still has more stigma attached to it than does breast cancer.
For this reason, a used stamp is generally more valuable still attached to an envelope or postcard than if it is removed from it.
Markers were attached to a cap I was given to wear and still more markers were taped to my sneakers and my racket: 59 in all.
